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Study Suggests Predatory Fish Benefit Minimally by Extra Forage Fish in Already Managed Fisheries

SANTA BARBARA一 A newly released study has found for many predator species, additional precautionary management of forage fish is unlikely to bring more benefits. The study, conducted by Drs. Chris

Lindsey Glasgow July 25, 2021

Forage Fish study

Study Suggests Predatory Fish Benefit Minimally by Extra Forage Fish in Already Managed Fisheries

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